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Espérance de vie : l’influence des gènes est-elle sous-estimée ?

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By Cody Cottier
| Pour la Science Verified
Il y a trente ans, une célèbre étude menée par James Vaupel, à l’université d’Odense, au Danemark, faisait grand bruit. En étudiant plus de 5 700 jumeaux nés entre 1870 et 1900 les chercheurs avaient établi que « la longévité semble modérément héritable ». Plus précisément, notre espérance de vie était pour 26 % héréditaire chez les hommes et pour 23 % chez les femmes.
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JWST Revealed the Early Universe — The Roman Space Telescope Will Help Us Understand How It Evolved

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By Cody Cottier
| Discover Magazine Verified
At the end of August 2026, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (Roman) will launch on a million-mile journey beyond Earth. From that distant vantage point, it will survey vast swaths of the cosmos, revealing far more of the universe than ever before and delivering crucial information about exoplanets, dark energy, and how space itself has expanded over time.
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Birdsong follows a fundamental law of human language

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By Cody Cottier, Allison Parshall
| Scientific American Verified
A fundamental law of human language has now been found in both songbirds and whales The twittering of songbirds may bear little resemblance to human speech, but new research on Bengalese finches shows that their vocalizations do follow a fundamental structural principle found in all languages. Zipf's law states that a handful of words—or, in this case, chirps, whistles and trills—occur frequently, while most are rare.
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